BEFORE YOU SAY YES! How To identify a toxic work environment before accepting an offer.
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6 Tips to help you Shine Bright on your next job interview!
In our quest for the perfect balance between family and career, especially in a post-pandemic world, it's essential to recognize and prioritize what truly matters. When fellow moms ask how I manage, my answer is simple: "I'm doing the best I can." This sentiment likely rings true for many of us. Prioritizing time, embracing the power of saying 'no', seeking flexible work arrangements, and planning ahead while remaining adaptable are the pillars of my approach. As you navigate your journey, always remember to extend grace to yourself, and know that balance is a continuous journey of adjustments and growth.
The Balancing Act: Navigating Family and Career Life
In the ever-evolving quest for a harmonious blend between family and career, the pandemic highlighted the essence of carving out precious moments with loved ones. As many seek avenues like flexible work schedules and entrepreneurship to achieve this ideal balance, the journey remains filled with challenges and uncertainties. I often find myself, like many moms, grappling with the very concept of "balance." The reality? Most days, it's about doing the best we can. Whether it's prioritizing time, setting boundaries with a firm 'NO', optimizing work schedules, or planning with adaptability in mind, the pursuit of balance is ongoing. Yet, amidst it all, it's crucial to extend grace to ourselves. For those on similar journeys, know that tools and resources, like the iGrow Planner sheets, can offer guidance along the way.
Making Money Moves: Things to Consider when accepting a job offer.
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